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- Select the shape you want to turn into a clickable link—just click on it to get started.
- Select "Insert" to open the context menu and reveal linking options.
- Click "Link" from the menu to start adding your hyperlink to the shape.
- Paste or type the URL you want the shape to link to—any web address works here.
- Hit "Apply" to save the link. Your shape is now interactive and ready to click.
- Test it out! Click the shape while presenting to make sure the link opens correctly.
How to Add a Link to a Shape in Google Slides
Walk through this interactive demo to learn how to add a link to a shape in Google Slides.
📌 Why this matters
Linking shapes transforms static presentations into interactive experiences where you can jump between slides, open external resources, or navigate to specific sections with a single click. This creates a more engaging flow for your audience and gives you presenter superpowers during Q&A sessions—you can instantly pull up relevant data, references, or backup slides without awkwardly scrolling through your deck. Your shapes become navigation buttons that make presentations feel less linear and more like guided conversations tailored to your audience's interests and questions.
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